Syngenta Agricultural Scholarship
Empowering Students to Be The Future
We invite eligible university students pursuing bachelor’s or master’s degrees in crop-related disciplines to compete for $20,000 in scholarship awards.
Continuing our commitment to the future of ag and the cultivation of tomorrow’s leaders, we annually award the Syngenta Agricultural Scholarship to university students currently pursuing bachelor’s or master’s degrees in crop-related disciplines. Eligible students compete for $20,000 in scholarship awards. Applicants must be U.S. residents enrolled in an accredited agriculture program at an eligible university.
We are proud to announce the 2018 National and Regional prize winners. Please check back here in early 2019 for the 2019 Syngenta Agricultural Scholarship application.
Meet our 2018 National Prize Winners
Bachelor's Level, Midwest Region Winner
Sierra Williamson of the University of Minnesota
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Master's Level, Mid-South Region Winner
Uzoamaka Cynthia Abana of Tennessee State University
Read Uzoamaka’s Essay
Meet our 2018 Regional Prize Winners
Bachelor's Level, Mid-South Region Winner
Jake McKinlee Gilliam Johnson of Mississippi State University
Master's Level, Midwest Region Winner
Alexa Davis of University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Bachelor's Level, Western Region Winner
Kayla Beechinor of Washington State University
Master's Level, Western Region Winner
Kaitlin Hadaway of Washington State University
Bachelor's Level, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Region Winner
Dana Mulligan of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Career Opportunities for Recent College Grads
Syngenta offers a wide array of developmental programs for recent college graduates. These programs are designed to recruit and train the highly qualified employees that make Syngenta a world class agribusiness.
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Internships and Mentoring
It's never too early to get connected with Syngenta. In addition to the challenging and rewarding career opportunities we offer, there are many ways that students can develop a relationship with Syngenta while still in school.
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